Examples of using Bizarrely in English and their translations into German
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Behaved bizarrely?
Bizarrely, True worship has none of this at all.
I became bizarrely popular.
He's behaving most bizarrely.
It is a bizarrely plausible, and yet.
Meteorologists are still stumped asto why there were no warnings and so far no explanation for this bizarrely localized storm.
Spector behaved bizarrely- walked out.
And bizarrely, I becamealmost a kind of poster child.
Many look out into the enclosed courtyard that bizarrely houses both the lobby and the indoor pool.
Bizarrely, however, the British Government failed to apply.
And then strangely, bizarrely, that leads to politics.
Bizarrely, this thing doesn't have a head. I'm not quite sure why.
In fact the situation is bizarrely similar, only the stakes have suddenly increased.
Bizarrely, Hamas has even been shelling the border crossing at Khani.
In the foothills of the Steinberg mountains, the force of nature has created bizarrely shaped rocks, gushing waterfalls, and one of the highest cave systems in Europe.
The Sciliar- a bizarrely shaped mountain massif and unmistakable symbol of South Tyrol.
Germany 2008, 5 min, language: German directors: Robert Pohle, Martin Hentze text:Gabriel Vetter A speech by Gabriel Vetter, bizarrely staged: Conny can't fit her oversized pony into the bus.
Then bizarrely we had to change the brake discs which has never ever happened before with the R10 TDI.
Nashville session man, studio owner, and producer Norbert Putnam had a loose affiliation with Columbia Records that saw him handle Dan Fogelberg's firstrecord(see our previous volume) and then, bizarrely, NRPS.
Gruesomely thrilling and bizarrely breathtaking, crackling tension and horror are on center stage.
However, it is not the Bureau that makes the decisions about the timing of debates, the content of debates or speaking time-it is the Conference of Presidents, bizarrely, which always tries to put too much on the agenda.
Bizarrely, it is almost impossible to achieve the involvement of the parliaments of partner countries in those agreements.
High looming, craggy limestone towers, in some places bizarrely pierced by torrential mountain water, surrounded by lush green alpine meadows as though they were a protective coat- so breathtakingly beautiful is the Salzburger Saalachtal.
Bizarrely, it has not been determined whether the gunman intended to harm Mr Lien or to settle a dispute with the candidate.
The driveway is bizarrely steep and for sure more suited for a Unimog than for a little rental car with 3 persons and a lot of luggage.
Bizarrely, as I understand it, the proposals will protect an American cigarette manufacturer in the Canaries.
Mr President, I have bizarrely grown to respect the rapporteur of this report over the period of time and I wanted to talk about the petitions in general because they have been of great use to me.
Bizarrely, Mr Lukashenko may even have had sufficient popular support- 55 to 60%- to have won the vote in a free election.
Following the UN secretary general's comments bizarrely linking Hurricane Sandy to human-caused CO2 emissions, a coalition of more than 125 scientists and experts in the field published an open letter in the Financial Post urging him to come back to reality.
Bizarrely, the concept of"re-enactment" derives from such ominous spectacles at which historical romantics re-stage battles in the open air, e. g.